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Early Electronic Television

Cossor 54 Chassis

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The chassis before disassembly. The red color is due to rust

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Rear of chassis

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Detail showing rust

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Huge high voltage (EHT) capacitors

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Another rear view

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RF amplifiers

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The chassis, stripped, ready for replating

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The components after removal

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The chassis, partially reassembled

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Another view. The speaker goes in the lower hole, and the CRT in the upper one.

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Here is the chassis after restoration. The covers for the RF section are missing. Replicas have been  made.

 

 


 
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